Hong Kong Logs 7,547 New Covid Cases

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2022-11-29 HKT 16:56

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  • Hong Kong recorded 590 new imported infections. Image: Shutterstock

    Hong Kong recorded 590 new imported infections. Image: Shutterstock

Health officials on Tuesday reported 7,547 Covid-19 infections, including 590 imported cases.

Thirteen more patients with Covid have died.

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USEFUL LINKS General Covid-19 situation: https://www.coronavirus.gov.hk/eng/

Covid-19 testing: https://www.communitytest.gov.hk/en/

Community testing notices:

https://bit.ly/3ivX2Ce

Community Clinics for Covid-19 patients:

https://bit.ly/3l5CkKv

RAT reporting platform:

https://www.chp.gov.hk/ratp/

Vaccination programme:

https://www.covidvaccine.gov.hk/sen/

Vaccination pass scheme:

https://www.coronavirus.gov.hk/eng/vaccine-pass.html

Hotline for Covid-positive patients: 1836 115

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